Duda Ribeiro
Voice ActorDuda Ribeiro, a Brazilian voice actor and ADR director born in Rio de Janeiro in 1973, has worked in Portuguese-language dubbing since 1992. He voices Ken Takagi, Daigoro Banjo, and Kyudai Garaki in My Hero Academia.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which characters does Duda Ribeiro voice in My Hero Academia?
Duda Ribeiro voices Daigoro Banjo, Ken Takagi, and Kyudai Garaki in the Portuguese dub of My Hero Academia. These three credits make up his work in the franchise. Ribeiro performs all of them for the series' Brazilian localization.
How many characters does Duda Ribeiro voice in My Hero Academia?
Duda Ribeiro holds three credits in the Portuguese dub of My Hero Academia. He voices Daigoro Banjo, Ken Takagi, and Kyudai Garaki, reflecting his long-standing dubbing career.
Who is Duda Ribeiro in the My Hero Academia cast?
A Brazilian voice actor and ADR director, Duda Ribeiro provides three Portuguese dub voices in My Hero Academia. His roles include Daigoro Banjo, Ken Takagi, and Kyudai Garaki.
Is Duda Ribeiro part of the Japanese cast of My Hero Academia?
No, Duda Ribeiro performs in the Portuguese dub of My Hero Academia rather than the original Japanese cast. He voices Daigoro Banjo, Ken Takagi, and Kyudai Garaki for the Brazilian release.
When did Duda Ribeiro start his voice acting career?
Duda Ribeiro has worked in Portuguese-language dubbing since 1992. That career now includes three roles in My Hero Academia: Daigoro Banjo, Ken Takagi, and Kyudai Garaki.
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